The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-24

Heaters at cost, at Senden's. decl7tf
Neck wear of all descriptions at P. keller's.
Read MIR. Meyers new ad. OF Vienna
Bread. m2ltt
Cheap bedroom and parlOr suits at ii. " F..
ap30tf
Two-year old whisky at 81 30 per gallon a
Silverman's. aprlou
Leave your farms, residences and lots with
me for sale. G.. Ben. 1eD2ou
The latest STYLE of hats in light and dark
shades at p. Keller's, a13tf
California Port, Sherry and Angelica wines
at 81 30 per gallon, at sllverman's. a16tf
Royle's line of holiday goods is BY far the
finest in the ciiy. Call and zee them. d1h2
For cheap groceries go TO j. Erskine, 18th
street, between Franklin avenue and South
street. augloti
oysters and celery for the holidays,
at the popular Annex Restaurant, at whole
sale nrices. dec24,2
Sleepless night, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy
for YOU. For sale by Caples. jn4y1eow
Sblloh's cough and consumption cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures consump-
ton. F. S. Caples Il Go. in4vleow
Halls Rheumatic Remedy, now being sold
at Halls Park, At miles east of Lexington.
Agents wanted. Call on you druggist for
it. iy30tf
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises. Up
holstering Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's ssddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
Give me a call. feb5y1
Anyone who is a good judge Of cigars will
tell you there is nothing like a good, fresh
cigar. Conrad has them in stock. You can
have them either dry or fresh. but by smok-
ing a fresh cigar you get the full benefit Of its
aroma. d16t2
Tomorrow will be Christmas day.
Remember the carrier boys on Monday.
January 2.
The east and west lanes are filled with
drifted snow.
The goosebone has indicated itself again
as a true prophet.
The seminary girls are generally at home
eating the white bread Of their existence.
Next Monday will be a legal holiday and
the postofice will, in consequence, only be
| open from 10 to II o'clock. q. m.
Mr.. 10. B. Shelby has donated to the Chris
tan Ladies' Aid Society the handsome fence
recently built around the parsonage.
We wonder il the snow which fell last
Monday came in response to the universally
expressed desire of the girls and boys?
The proprietors of Salvation Oil. the great
est cure on earth for pain, will pay a large
reward if any certificate published by them
is not found genuine.
Blue Springs Herald:-'Just as we go to
press we learn that gas has been foundl In q
well ct Grain Valley, at a depth OF 1O0 feet,
on the farm of EN- Williams"
We are requested to say that the editors OF
the city papers are invited to attend the
Christmas festival at tue Baptist church or
the morning Of December 26. at 10 o'clock.
The Ideal Comedy Company will be AT ths
opera house all next week. 1t is not new II
our people, AMI was popular when here be
fore. Tickets, 10 and 20 cents. Season tick
cts, 81.
Roll of honor In Dover public school TO
the month ending December %. 1Ss7:-Chas
PIattenburg. Dora Haggard, Nettie Lewis
Otis Stanley, Hartman Wahl. Arthur Jen
uings and Charlie Wlnn.
Galveston Tribune:-''The oontortlon bus
mess of Messrs. Geyer and Harding WAS
remarkable exhibition, particularly on tn
-, part of Geyer, who is undoubtedly one Of th
finest acrobats ever seen here"
Nineteen out of every twenty of the pei
q sons owing this Office could pay US. just
we'll as not, between now aud the LIST day {
january, 1888. II they will do SO, we heret
promise to make a nice New Years Gift
! zach member of our family. Don't ne2le'
;, this excellent opportunity for doing goo
A. 1t is we can't very well make the present
st. Louis grain rket:-Wheat-Msr
opened steady and advanced early; iowa
the close was firm, closing 4c higher th'
Yesterday. No. 2 red, cash, Sl@Sl3c; Jan
airy Sic; February, Sale bid; May, s5@s5!
closing at S5tc. Corn-4c higher; cash, 4
" @47c; January, 46sc, closing at 46s bit
February. 47!c bid; May, 491&49ac, closil
at 49zc. ~Oats-Steady; cash, 31!c; May. 80!
Rye-Firm at sc. Bsrley-Dull at 70@s7.
- Archer Canton. Patriarchs Militant, "
- give a recherche concert. at the opera hou
some night in January. Mrs. Ball. Miss
PEBBLES, Searcey. Hollis and Graves, Mess
- Conner, Chiles. Smith, and Professors Gil
be! and Parker will take part. Past Ora
-, Master Lucas. of Kansas City, will press
=, tine canton with a banner, aud Mr.. n. Hael
who is quite famous for his taste and JUG
~ ment IN such things will present a number
beautiful tatleaux. Bear it In mind.
Bounville Star:-"It will be remember
49, - H. Ot,~ th.f a .H
- time ago we irserted in our columns an
vertisement. IA Girl WantedP In its is
:. of last Friday our esteemed %contempora
the Boonville Topic contained the foliowi
m Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B.. w. Plant on Thu
day the 18th inst, q ~girl-weight s pOun
"a Our congratulations and best wishes att
the addition to the Star force" And yet SO
people pretend that advertising doesn't p
but it does"
will ! * p,
ell at the opera house March 7, 1878. .
.aa n. Y. World says of the play ut ha
.,- pronounced melodramatio tone; it is his
.- emotional, and, it might be said, sensation
and having "a strong plot, and being skillf
ode construed. it follows that there are m
strong situations and plenty of life
nh action all t~hrough-in short, that it is a
effective acting play. In addition 70 tn
,aJ should be said that the dialogue is as goo
3 at inc pi'' anu L piooe'' VI u ae'e.op"
that the parts are nearly all effective,
IA that the denouement is novel;
Tie blizzard began on Monday night,
companied with rain, sleet aud snow, al
the natelV. BY Tuesday morning it had tut
he very cold, about zero, and the wind
,ifts terrific. Ladies who had to be out suffe
nor and even the men found it very uacomfo
tho bic. That night and the next morning TT
, on were delayed from both directions. v
;h.r nesday remained cold. the thermometer
,l,os previous night having gone down to nine
low zero, but the day was bright. and t
was no wind. The high winds of the pl
hoy ous day had drifted The snow into piles.
o,J in many places il vas hard fOr pedestrian
sill. get along, but it was not otherwise q
lat srTea"'e "ay. ih's may oe sa'u u nave
" of our HIST really SEVERE spenoi "inter "ea
suit Higginsville Mrs. Jim Hsrwocd
Is in daughters, Misses Hattie and Annie were
they iting Mrs. Ed. Campbell Saturday.
, has Martin, superintendent of the public sci
Is he will spend the holidays at Warrensbgrg
AS tending the Teaehera' Association. Mr..
tians Neale of Dade county, is visiting bis Fl
his Mr.. Isaac Neale. Mr.. Ed. Bryant. in col
was nv with Miss Ella Hendricks, spent last
reak day in Lexington, Mr.. D. Willard spenI
way days in Corder this week. Mr.. Kel, G.
II he ! bell "-- Vn from Kansas City Sund
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